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Tonights Debate 7 Oct
Everytime one of these yahoo's say I will do this or I will do that I want you to do this:
1. Who will pay for it and where is the money going to come from? 2. Remember that only Congress can appropriate the monies and none of the two clowns in the clown cars can make us pay for anything. On top of that, anything that is paid for by Congress will have Pork attached that will cost us needless dollars. We need someone to reform the business as usual. Whomever that may be... Share your comments. |
Easy: They are all liars. They make grandiose statements that play to the bread and circus mentality of the unwashed masses. Vote for who seems less evil.
see? Easy. |
Cthulu for President: When You're Tired of Voting for the Lesser Evil!
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Screw Presidents! Let's have a High Priestess instead!
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If he says, "My Friends", ever again I will have to cull one of you. I will start with the youngest. Please post your birthdays, thank you.
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'76.....Now commence the "culling". Anything to get out of watching it (the so-called debates).
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Can either of them actually answer the question that was asked, fer chrissake?
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HE SAID IT AGIAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
IF THAT FUCKER GETS ELECTED HE HAS TO STOP SAYING: "My Friends" Ok, just shoot him now... |
Croney Croney Croney Croney Croney
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Let's go shopping.
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WTF does that mean? Just sacrifce the youngest Cellar Dwellar and be done with it! :D
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I'm in!:p |
Oh no....for health insurance....fun isn't it.
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He Said it again!
"My Friends" God I want to get ahold of a transcript and count all of those statements. |
This is all bullshit. Why did you guys make me watch this, again?
oh he hates having to go into these old veteran stories... |
I only made you watch it to give you an excuse to let me tie you to a chair and take advantage of you. First you will watch the debate and then the Spankings will begin!
:D kidding.... :D |
Oh now we have to give money to other countries already. Why? We don't have any money.
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McCain called one questioner "my friend" twice. Are you puking yet, Mercenary? :rolleyes:
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That depends... Are you a young cellar member Sam?
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I hate these people.
I'm voting 3rd party or at least against the incumbant for everything, from now on. The way I see it, the biggest problem in this country is these 2 parties... they are both fucking us from every possible angle. |
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Thank you. Well put.
I'm the kind of girl that actually knows when she's getting fucked two ways and upside down. |
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Can I vote for her if I'm an atheist?
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I would assume so. She could probably talks a few nuts into it too...
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The fundamental difference between my opponent and I.....:)
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Is that what cull means nowadays?
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Since the kid is on ignore and I can't read his post I just thought that for the rest of you I would post this:
"Culling is the 'selection' (removal and killing) of surplus animals from an animal population. In a wild population the selection is often done by killing the animal immediately. In a domestic or farming situation the culling process involves selection and the selling of surplus stock. The selection may be done to improve breeding stock, for example for improved production of eggs or milk, or simply to control the group's population for the benefit of the environment and other species." |
I watched the debate. It was very interesting. Setting aside the fact that I agree with Obama more than I agree with McCain on policy, I thought Obama came across better overall. He just seems to have more weight to him, more gravitas. He carried himself with dignity, I thought, whereas McCain seemed almost *thinks* I don't know...ingratiating? His body language to me was slightly too close in, a little too pally. Needy. And he seemed to be bluffing along without much in the way of actual ideas. Apparently you guys can tackle all your nation's problems in one fell swoop, with no detailed plan simply because you are American and great, and because McCain knows what to do.
Obama, to me came across as someone who has a coherent plan in mind to begin tackling some of the more pressing problems. Whether or not you agree with that plan is obviously a different matter, but he at least sounds like he's got a plan. He seems very credible, like he could carry the office of President and well. It's funny, because prior to the race really kicking off, when the reps and dems were choosing their candidates, I agreed with but wasn't sure whether I liked Obama and disagreed with but quite liked McCain. The more I see of Obama, the more impressed I am. The more I see of McCain the more insincere he seems, and the more crafted his humility. |
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Later that afternoon, McCain changed his stump speech (they give the same speech all day long while campaigning). Apparently, even wacko extremists in McCain's campaign suddenly realized that their rhetoric was a lie. The McCain that was seeking the Republican party nomination would have never given that speech. The McCain today cannot really say what he believes without alienating the Republican right wing fringe (George Jr supporters) that he needs to get elected. So McCain no longer has conviction in his speeches. He is now a compromised candidate. When McCain was seeking the Republican nomination, the wacko extremists were repeatedly told disparaging things by Rush Limbaugh. Why did Rush Limbaugh reverse his preaching? McCain is the closest thing the right wing has to an extremist running for power. So they put Palin on his ticket. |
Not sure where I heard/read this (may even have been in the Cellar) but is it true that McCain has only voted against the administration about 10% of the time, and only on occasions where it wouldn't damage the administration? Is he as much of a maverick as he makes out, or is he pretty much the same neo-con style as Bush overall?
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I don't know about "occasions where it wouldn't damage the administration," but his voting record has been touted repeatedly as agreeing with Bush anywhere from 90% to 95% of the time, and McCain hasn't attempted to dispute it.
Edit: Ah, here we go. FactCheck.org says it's true. |
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*nods* I just wondered, because McCain and Palin both repeatedly reminded us that he was 'a maverick' and 'not exactly popular' and that he was a strong rebel within the Republican party.
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Rebel is a very loose term for anyone inside the conservative party.
Maverick? No, I fail to see any proof of such a claim. Unpopular? Yes. Underdog? No. |
Back in 2001 or so he was doing a lot more voting against party lines. He has since sold his soul for this election... but looking at the polls, it doesn't seem to be helping him all that much.
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It's pure speculation, but I think the maverick thing is a calculated attempt to distance himself from the current administration.
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Of course it is. Just like the Change thing.
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I remember when the Rs used to be able to use the line "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" as a positive spin. |
wait, what? merc's ignoring me? since when?
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On the other hand, I could be wrong. |
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